P4P 2.0 • LEAGUE-WIDE COMMAND CENTER
Pound-for-Pound Rankings
A live 100-point ranking of the complete Chop Shop résumé: championship performance, front-running results, consistency, competition strength, versatility and clean racing.
Cale D Spicer
Nate Biggart
Jason Day
CURRENT EDITION
Top 20 P4P Board
73 drivers meet the 3-start minimum • scores recalculate from current official dataWhy #1?
Cale D Spicer is #1 with a 84.3 P4P score across 9 starts and 1 tracked series.
Why #2?
Nate Biggart is #2 with a 81.4 P4P score across 27 starts and 2 tracked series.
Why #3?
Jason Day is #3 with a 67.8 P4P score across 32 starts and 2 tracked series. Rank movement: up 1.
Why #4?
Tyler Dalton is #4 with a 67.8 P4P score across 20 starts and 1 tracked series. Rank movement: down 1.
Why #5?
Joshua Seigfried is #5 with a 64.0 P4P score across 23 starts and 3 tracked series. Rank movement: up 2.
Why #6?
Brian Rayburn is #6 with a 63.9 P4P score across 31 starts and 2 tracked series.
Why #7?
Brandon Banks is #7 with a 63.9 P4P score across 21 starts and 1 tracked series. Rank movement: down 2.
Why #8?
Brian Fine is #8 with a 60.7 P4P score across 22 starts and 1 tracked series. Rank movement: up 1.
Why #9?
Kevin Winker is #9 with a 60.7 P4P score across 5 starts and 1 tracked series. Rank movement: down 1.
Why #10?
Brad Dove is #10 with a 59.3 P4P score across 36 starts and 3 tracked series.
Why #11?
Tyler Lemon is #11 with a 59.3 P4P score across 15 starts and 2 tracked series.
Why #12?
Chad Coleman is #12 with a 58.8 P4P score across 10 starts and 1 tracked series. Rank movement: down 1.
Why #13?
R.B. Turner is #13 with a 58.4 P4P score across 5 starts and 1 tracked series. Rank movement: up 3.
Why #14?
Cameron Derieux is #14 with a 56.6 P4P score across 25 starts and 2 tracked series. Rank movement: down 1.
Why #15?
Clint Hackett is #15 with a 56.5 P4P score across 38 starts and 3 tracked series. Rank movement: down 1.
Why #16?
Johnathan Casebere is #16 with a 56.0 P4P score across 12 starts and 2 tracked series. Rank movement: down 4.
Why #17?
Michael Strickland4 is #17 with a 53.8 P4P score across 22 starts and 1 tracked series. Rank movement: down 2.
Why #18?
Chris Justice is #18 with a 52.0 P4P score across 22 starts and 1 tracked series. Rank movement: down 1.
Why #19?
Mark Roettgen2 is #19 with a 51.7 P4P score across 34 starts and 3 tracked series. Rank movement: down 1.
Why #20?
Greg John is #20 with a 48.9 P4P score across 8 starts and 1 tracked series. Rank movement: down 1.
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How the 100 Points Are Calculated
Same six-category rules used for Chop Shop's published Pound-for-Pound rankings.
Standings / Points Performance
Each series is scored independently: 18 points for normalized championship position, 9 for points relative to that series leader, and 3 for participation relative to completed races.
Best series score + 10% of the second-best + 5% of the third-best, capped at 30. Published championship/reset standings are used where applicable.Wins & Podiums
10 win rate • 6 podium rate • 2 stage-win rate • 2 pole rate.
Rates are normalized against the best eligible rate in the current P4P pool. Stage scoring only enters the denominator when stage data exists for that series.Consistency
10 × Top-5 rate + 7 × Top-10 rate + 3 × podium rate.
This is an absolute finish-frequency score, not a raw total.Strength of Series
4 field-size depth • 3 winner depth • 3 competitive Top-5 depth.
All three measurements use Chop Shop competition only and are normalized across active series. A driver's score is weighted by starts in each series.Versatility
1 competitive series = 4 • 2 = 7 • 3 = 9 • 4+ = 10.
A series counts only with at least 3 starts plus either a Top-5 finish or a top-half championship position.Clean Racing
5 incidents/start percentile • 3 incidents/100 laps percentile • 2 penalty control.
Incident rate matters more than raw incident total. Zero recorded penalty burden receives the full penalty-control component.